Wow....I was totally surprised at the incredible design,function,staff and resources at this…read morelibrary. In town for a set of new tires down the street and came here on my walk around town. Residents of the area are fortunate to have a facility of this caliber. It's 20 years old but looks 2! Go!

Nice place, love how they have an app which has a digital library card for you and also you can use…read morethe app to hold books and check when it's available to pick up. The library itself is all self-service based as you checkout your books using your digital library card and pick up the held books at the entrance which is placed based on alphabetical order of the first letter of your last name. Great collection of books for kids and adults. The only thing l wished they had more toys for kids in the play room, I find that some toys are missing some pieces and not well maintained but otherwise a great place to get your kids to spend some time with books.

This is a pretty good library for what I've done -- I always visit online and reserve books, then…read moredrop by to pick them up. It always seems loud in here so I wouldn't advise trying to get anything done where you need it to be quiet. I like that they have a drive-up book return too -- very convenient. This library does not participate with the Libby app -- not at the time of this writing -- so if you reserve an ebook, you'll need to download the app they do work with. They FINALLY got more parking added here -- it's been so tough to find parking but there's a long new section of spaces now.

this group of people just started talking for a good 15-20+ minutes while i was studying. pretty…read moresure they're doing tutoring lessons (very sure, i heard them talk about strategies, SATS and all that, they'll be doing 2 30 minutes sessions $63/ea. ok pricey.), could simply have the conversation anywhere else, or outside to be polite. i came to study in peace and quiet. library's are supposed to be peaceful and quiet. very inconsiderate group of people. love the library though, i will come back, hopefully the staff is able to see and address this next time if this happens. stopped studying just to write this review lol, anyways they're still talking. just gonna turn my music up until they go away, ig i'll update with how long the conversation takes + any juicy details i overhear ?? ok posted this at 4:20something they finally parted ways @4:27..

Attended the Arts in Bloom festival in downtown McKinney and I was impressed!…read more Downtown McKinney reminds me of a, much smaller scaled of course, downtown Fort Worth so I felt right at home! Small local shops, tons of eateries and plenty of space to roam about. The festival layout was well thought out and extended down every main street. Loved supporting the local wineries and trying yummy wine. Definitely an area I'd return to for another festival, or lunch/dinner if I'm in the area.

I love Historic Downtown McKinney. We come often for food, bevvies, shopping, comedy/clubs, events,…read moreand holiday activities. They have done a superb job revitalizing especially post-COVID. They understand their identity and have poured into the locale with a solid unifying theme. My only complaint is the lack of planning in parking. With the increase in businesses and activities, they should have planned for more parking especially garages. Parking is a HUGE challenge almost Californian level. Nonetheless we return over and over. It's just a great location.

Even after I read the reviews I tried to give Collin College a chance…read more The few staff members I interacted with were helpful, prompt in getting back to me and gave insightful advice. They also added some information that needs to be updated along with information on who to ask for what. This is the most the most draining and absolute worst time applying at this college. There is a huge lack of coordination and experience applying to this college. They request so much information... repeatedly. It's ridiculous. Worst application process ever! Not sure what to say about the admissions, tech support and the veterans office, except all around, very little to non existent engagement, along with a huge lack of coordination on doing anything that I spoke with them about. These people seem to like to pass their roles onto you for applying as well as on other departments. Plenty of repetitive emails about the same issues. No one in these departments seem to keep track of any information related to my transcripts that had already arrived or the one that they needed for which I gave them the response I received from CCAF. They also never passed this information on to another department who contacted me about this. I was not aware that the veteran's department at any college did transcript evaluations. I thought that was the job of the admissions department. Here it seems to be a different case. So for that matter why doesn't the admissions staff get with the veteran's staff and send one email to include all staff who needs to be involved in one email to me? I had to suggest this approach to them to streamline the process. This information I gave to them went nowhere, since I was still contacted from the veteran's department on what I already emailed to admissions. Now, it does not take having a degree to use common sense on how to get things done efficiently, but apparently at Collin College it seems to be that way. Once called the veterans department and asked what services they offered and the young man basically said what questions do you need answered. This your department's job not mine and you need to know what you offer or just find another job somewhere else. The other times were just emails between myself and the veteran's office. I already have a higher level degree from a very reputable university here in Texas. This same university already did the work of seeing what credits from my lower degree would transfer to eliminate taking the same prerequisites. The other universities for which I left due to changing my degree plan we're also looked at for this same reason and I was able to complete my BAS degree. But at Collin College, where I was seeking a lower level,AAS degree to accommodate my current degree, experience and job options, they requested transcripts from the other universities I left and never returned. How does that make it any logical sense? It does not make any logical sense. You saw my BAS degree where those other places I left were already evaluated on the transcripts and still thought it was a good idea to ask me for those transcripts to evaluate. I have to wonder though if this is some planned attempt at getting their acceptance numbers up on paper to justify job security and to get VA money. Also it's either laziness, a lack of competence or who knows what to try and understand this place. From the beginning and still dealing with uncoordinated departments, robotic replies to the same questions I have asked, I am disgusted and no longer going forward in attending. I will contact the appropriate people on the process of applying to this place and the lack of helpful engagement to prospective students which it does not provide. Also, remove my name from the acceptance list, since I am no longer attending. If down the line this issue with Collin College comes up as to why they made it seem like I dropped or stopped applying to make it seem like I am unaccountable. I will also take the needed actions to correct this misinformation! Brandy

Our daughter goes to UNT but was advised that if she completed 2 math classes over the summer she…read morecould graduate early. She found the classes she needed at this McKinney location, registered and enrolled online. Easy! The campus is very small. We had to use Google maps to find its physical location. Theres no obvious signs that this is the McKinney campus. We drove around the circumference of the property trying to figure out which building is the main building. We gave up, parked, and walked in. We figured out where we needed to go and then figured out where we needed to park. The library is an independent building, not connected to the main campus, but it is walking disance. The outside elevation of this library is exquisite! The inside is just as impressive, definitely a great place to study. They offer many services to students like computers, printing, as well as renting GoPros, video cameras, etc. Theres an a area next to the library currently under construction. I couldn't find anything about it. My guess is more classrooms. Also under contruction is a Starbucks and Cafe that might be up and running by Fall of 2022. The Computer Lab at this campus is state of the art! Looks like they got new computers this semester -- by the smell of it, lol. There were approximately 55+ Dell & 10 Macs, not counting the computers in the classrooms next door. They also have printers for students (FYI: $30.00 spending allowance per smester). Nice! The campus in general is very outdated, but they have invested a lot into updating the furniture, new flooring, paint and equipment. If you rely on an elevator, I only found one. The campus has many many many, wide, open stairwells but no elevators nearby. There is a call button on the wall if you need help specifically your wheelchair. I have no idea how that works? Looks like the latest addition to the campus is the parking garage. I'm sure during the Fall & Spring semesters the parking situation is insane. This campus has a police "office" on campus, and a strong police presence even over the summer. I did notice that the main McKinney Police station is across the street. Nice to know...

Update. One of the great things about using Thomason Tire for your automotive needs is the…read morelocation. You can drop your car off and walk through downtown and adjoining the Historic area. Much better than sitting in a waiting room somewhere. Here are a few photos I took of this jaunt around quaint little McKinney Texas.

Husband did a triathlon this weekend at Lifetime Fitness in McKinney. Morning if event his gps sent…read morehim in circles. When I came in 30 minutes behind him it took me in circles and the two people I asked for help were also sent in circles. Who ever reports to GPS services please get it figured out. This has changed the mood for the day. Rushed and frustrated is not what you want on a day like today.

Small, cluttered, computers/printers and catalog (search) kiosk always down…read more Study tables placed at the rear of the building in a small space. In the teens section. (?) Can't access books in teens section because the study tables are shoved right in front of the stacks/shelves. Kids section is noisy as it's set up more for play than exploring/reading books. Unfortunately, the noise (kids section) carries out through the rest of the building. Adult computer area is another small room where everyone is on top of everyone else (figuratively speaking). Overall, this library is not a great place to do research or settle in to read a book. Why didn't they include a nicer/bigger space for a public library when they built the new city hall?

Sweet little spot in quiet Princeton! Nice place to take a break during the day, take your kids to…read morestory time or let them play in the play area/learning corner. We spent hours here and were able to meet some other families after school. We had trouble finding baby or toddler friendly books.

Super friendly and helpful. All of the volunteers are great. Story time is one of my kids favorite…read morethings to do each week. Very grateful for them.

This lovely, all volunteer library is such an asset to the Gunter community! Check it out!read more